MARINA I

Sun Odyssey 439 — Greece A cruising sailing yacht built for the Aegean's rhythm: long, open passages under sail, then a quiet anchorage where the day slows down. Aft, behind the twin helm stations, the transom folds down into a swimming platform — the detail that changes how a day aboard actually unfolds. Sails come down, the platform drops, and the sea is simply there, a step away. It's the kind of arrangement that turns a lunch stop into an afternoon. Twin wheels give the helm the feel of a yacht meant to be sailed properly, with clear sightlines along both sides of the deck and room for guests to stay out of the working area without being sent below. Below, four cabins accommodate up to eight guests. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Crewed and based in Greece, she suits parties who want the islands at sailing pace — Cyclades, Saronic, Ionian — with the service side handled and the emphasis kept where it belongs: on the water, the wind and the anchorages you choose to stay in.